Martin O'Neill

you would have to say it's actually out of Rangers' hands.

So from that viewpoint, that's probably the only thing that has changed.

That's not to say that you would rule them out.

They beat us.

Got a result the night before Things like that there can happen It's an all firm game So I think that Regardless of what the result was before that there I think that it'll be a strong Rangers side But I think there'll be a big reaction as well too So we've got to be ready for that ourselves I'm interested in your theory Because I feel like it could go one of two ways You're saying Rangers could be freed up and relaxed Yeah Still under a heck of a lot of pressure Can you imagine the negativity that's going to come down on them?

And there's been no opposition.

There's been plenty of opposition this year, not just from Rangers, but obviously from Hearts.

So it's a big, big change.

Not something that a number of these players have been used to.

It's all right.

You have to get used to it.

You've been chasing.

You have to keep chasing.

Overall, delighted to have won and just a nervy ending in a game that probably, I think maybe we might have been our own worst enemies.

We had to win today, really as simple as that.

I think Gavin thought it was pretty contentious, the equalising goal.

He thought that that was the case.

Naturally, I'm pretty biased and without even saying it, of course I agree with him.

But it is what it is.

Whatever VAR is going to come up with, it's going to happen.